Fr. Juan Carlos Duran
Extern priest from Colombia. Removed from Franciscan order 1985 for sexual abuse of a boy in Bolivia. Accepted by Dominicans, who were aware of his history. Sued 2004. Accused of abuse of a boy. Also charged in 2004 with sexually abusing a 10-year-old boy in 1999 and continuing until 2002 in St. Louis and Chicago. Believed to have returned to Colombia. Dismissed from Dominicans in 2001. Laicized in 2017. Some reports state he was transferred to St. Louis after abuse in Memphis. Others state that he came from St. Louis. Civil suit settled 2/09 for $2M from diocese and order. Included in the Memphis diocese’s report 2/28/20.
- St Louis Post-Dispatch 09.24.04
- Commercial Appeal 09.25.04
- Commercial Appeal 09.28.04
- Commercial Appeal 09.29.04
- Commercial Appeal 11.30.04
- AP 12.05.04
- Commercial Appeal 05.09.07
- Daily News 03.07.08
- Daily News 08.27.08
- Daily News 02.10.09
- Daily News 02.23.09
- Catholic Culture 02.24.09
- Daily News 02.24.09
- Daily News 02.27.09
- Commercial Appeal 02.28.09
- Daily News 03.19.09
- Commercial Appeal 04.02.09
- Daily News 04.02.09
- Daily News 07.25.09
- Commercial Appeal 04.07.10
- Commercial Appeal 04.08.10
- Memphis Commercial Appeal 09.09.19
- Diocese of Memphis Report 02.28.20
- Daily Memphian 02.29.20
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